During the comic industry's boom time of the early 1950s, L.B. Cole covers were designed to stand out on the crowded newsstands.
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Crackajack Funnies #32 from 1941 features the discovery that Owl Man's partner is Owl-Girl, and it seems to stick.
Dell is remembered as the publisher of comics featuring licensed Disney characters, but they had a superhero line including Martan the Marvel Man.
Heritage Auction has a copy of Archie Comics' Black Hood #17 from 1946 up for auction with bids totalling $252 right now.
Zip Comics were the place to read all about the adventures of Steel Sterling and you can grab an early one at Heritage Auctions today.
ABCS 4.0 slabbed copy of Pep Comics #7 from 1940 featuring The Shield on the cover is up for auction from Heritage Auctions today.
Hangman Comics was an anthology comic published by Archie Comics in 1942 and 1942, and who has been revived every couple of decades or so.
A group of aviation's classic hero Airboy is taking bids at Heritage Auctions today, and you should go bid on them.
Super science hero Captain Battle was created by Jack Binder and former opera star Carl Formes, and has a weird publishing history.
Heritage Auctions is selling a couple of copies of the Daredevil comic book published by Lev Gleason back in 1944 and 1945.
Likely the most famous Marvel character outside of its superhero universe, Millie the Model debuted in 1945, created by Ruth Atkinson.
Rarity can be an elusive concept for some vintage Marvel, and the Marvel/Atlas humor line contains a number of undiscovered gems.
In Georgie Comics #1, Marvel publisher Martin Goodman as "Captain Goodman" helped Georgie in a scheme to impress Hedy Lamarr.
The "newest, biggest, solidest, keenest" comic of 1947 was Marvel's Junior Miss, featuring Cindy Smith, Sandra Lake and residents of Oakdale.
Marvel is infamous for reusing names, and Lana Comics and Frankie & Lana featured different characters running at the same time.
Marvel's Jann Of The Jungle uncovers a Communist plot to steal uranium by drugging jungle animals in the debut of her own title in 1955.
Wonder Woman throws a strike for charity on a classic golden age DC Comics cover at Heritage Auctions today.
A copy of All-American Comics #92 from 1947 is up for auction from Heritage Auctions, with bids currently totalling $95.
Up for auction from Heritage Auctions this weekend is Uncle Sam #3 from 1940, the last issue of the character drawn by Will Eisner before he handed it over to others.
Wendy Parker Comics was a different sort of romantic comedy at Marvel during its brief 1953-1954 run by artist Christopher Rule.
Not to be confused with Patsy Walker's frenemy Hedy Wolfe, Hedy De Vine was a movie star who had her own Marvel series.
Marvel's Meet Miss Bliss, inspired by the Our Miss Brooks tv franchise & Kubert's Meet Miss Pepper, was created by Stan Lee & Al Hartley.
Arguably Marvel's first female star character since her early Joker Comics appearances, Tessie got her own series with Tessie the Typist #1
Not only did Tessie become Marvel's first female cover star in Joker Comics, she also carried three titles at once in the mid-1940s.
Weeks before the introduction of Louise Grant and her alter ego the Blonde Phantom, Millie Collins assumed a different Blonde Phantom identity
Woooooo! The Nature Boy flies in and makes his debut for Charleton in this tough to snag golden age book at Heritage Auctions today.
One of the first female superheroes, Scarlet O'Neil debuts in Harvey Comics and is taking bids at Heritage Auctions today.
Joe Simon and Jack Kirby's crime comics run in the Headline Comics series featured the likes of John Dillinger and Stella Mae Dickson.
Created by Dan DeCarlo and Stan Lee, was My Girl Pearl's Mrs. Lumpkin the mother of Fantastic Four mailman Willie Lumpkin?
Perhaps the first superhero of the Atomic Age, Charles A. Vought's inventive Atomic Man had a brief run in Prize's Headline Comics.